Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 6, 1873, Page 4

4 TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE. EIR 0P EUBATRIPTON ATV 1 ADVANGF), nilyy Ly miafl.., . §12400 | Bunda Tn-Wnu{d!-. :S1E:08 1 Weokty Pariaol ayoarat tho mamorato, . To provont dotay and mistakes, bo suro and givo Port ©ONico nddross in full, Mcluding Blato and County, Tomittancos may bo mada eithior by dratt, oxpross, Post Otlico vrdor, or in roglstorod lottors, at our risk, i TENE TO OLTY KUDICNINERS. Dalls, deliverod, Bunday oxcoptod, 9 conte por weok. Dally, dolivored, Sundny fncludod, 30 conts per wook, Addross TIIE TRIBUNIZ COMPANY, Coruor Madison aud Doarborn-ats., Ohioago, il TO'DAY'S AMUSEME! HOOLEY'S THEATRE-Raudolph streot, batwoon Olnrk And Laallo, ** Yo Gontlo Bavage,™ MOVICKEIS TIRATRI-Madison stroot, hotwoon ontborn and Btato, Tho Katle Putnaw Troupo. **Bot; or Through Firo and Wator." - OADEMY OF MURIO — Halsted atroot, batwoon 2AORRENY Riuroe Hhoatrs Comians Comubiastion. 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ILLMBOLD TO THIE FRONT O A el to 00 Lhat daring tho Dootar's totne a ridoncs. n niopo, (ho sapniy . of bls gonuitio B mabilotE 0 only known specifio’ for urinaey dis: ey obacuro complaints [n oliher spx—lias boon supplied from his fonuula and apparatud by hls rToproson- ro. 'Tlhio nen‘nlnyo ‘rllo‘:\ bonrs LHI)’HI;:)'E:DI‘:‘I‘& ; i iro, and 8 prOSAbL tio bost kown ho: n by of ‘tho "Kind 1n tho world, JOHN F. HENRY, How Vark, nato agent: The Chicage Tiibune, Friday Morning, June 6, 1873. Yestorday, fivo wooks after the opening of tho Vioona Exposition, the Amorican Dopartmont was thrown opon to the publio, It is mot sur- prising that it surpasscs tho other dopartments in noveltics, as tho cablo announces, " Btolton i bolioved in New Yorl to have boon @onied the now trial ho sought from Lho Court of Appeals, ‘Jndgo Suthorland is suthority for tho statomont hat tho Court has approved the de- oision of the Bupromo Court. Tho decision is oot yet formally announced, but, itit be corroct- Iy . forcahadowed, Gov. Dix is' now the only yofugo Stokes Lus from tho gallows, snd that fofugo Is not worth much to & murdoror. Full roturne from the Fifth Judiclal Distrlot are not yet to hand, but somo ndditienal figures are reported. Honry Couuty, which was said yosterday to havo given Judgo Lawrence s ma- Jority of 130, is now cradited with 500 majority for Craig. Tho majoritios for tho successful enndidato aro incrensed by tho lato dispntches, which givo Lawrenco only fivo of the elovon counties heard from. Craig's mojority now stonds ab 2,8 Tho Chicago produce markets wero swealt yes- torday. Moss pork was dull end 100 por brl lower, closing at §16.50@16.65 cash, and 816,76 @16.80 soller July. Lard was dull and 100 per 100 1bs lowor, closing st $8.35 cash, and 88.55 gollor July. Monts woro quict and stoady, ot 6o for shoulders, 8%4o for short ribs, 8%¢o for short cloar, and 10@12¢ for ewoot-pickled hums. Tk froights woro quiot and 1c higher, at 7o for corn to Buffalo. Highwinos wero fonotive and nominally unchanged, at 0030 por gallon, Flour waos dull and ensier. Whost was dull and une changed, closing st $1.243¢0 cash, $1.28% soll- or tho month, ond $1.31 geller July. Comn was netive and 13{e lower, closing abt 830 cash and 87140 sollor July. Oats wore active and 1@13¢0 lowor, closing at 28¢ cash and 293¢0 soll- or July, Ryo was moro active and 2 lowar, at 0. Barloy was inactivo and nominally un- changed, at 70@76 for poor to good No. 2. Hogs wore dull and lower, selling at $3.80@4.20. The cattlo market was firm. Sheop wore ensy. Tatnzzi, tho famous Italian statesman, who died yestorday, was tho moat learnod and ono of tho most eloquont of Italian lawyers. He was born in 1808, and, whon 40 yours of age, had achioved o lofty position as o constltutional Jawyer and a leading politician. In 1848 ho was mado & member of Charles Albert's Miniatry. This Insted but ten days. In 1852 he was chosen Prosident of tho Chambor on account of his great logal acquiroments and hio moderation of Lhia political viows, o succceded Count Oavour in tho conduct of tho Governmont aftor tho ar- mistico of Villafranca, and in 1862 was intrusted svith the taslk of forming o now Miniatry. Tho policy which ho promulgated, and which regard- cd Franco and England as *the natural allies of Ttaly,"” and disrogarded the sanctity of tho Papal Boo by declering that Rome was tho true Capltal of Ttaly, was not accoptable to Parliament, and ‘his resignation followed., In 1867 Ratnzzi again Docamo Promior, but relired in o fow months, To has sinco hold no ofiicial position, but has ‘boon an eloquent cxponent of tho views of tho Opflosition to thorenctionary party in the Itallan Parlisment. THE DEFEAT OF JUDGE LAWRENCE. . Wo Lavo characterized tho dofeat of Judge Lawrenco a8 the most brutal outroge over per- potrated in the State of Illinols under the aus- pices of univorsal suffrage. Ono such transag- tion is enough to sot overy reflecting person to musing on the probable .outcome of an clective Judiolary. Upons full survoy of-the United Btates wo caunot discorn any istrict, of equal population and territory, moro lilely to reach an intelligent aud eafo conclusion, upon s glvon stato of facts, than the Fifth Judloinl District of Illinois. It is full of echools, and nowspa~ pers, and pulpits, and thrifty, breozy villages, and reasonably prosperous farms, with com- paratively fow persous of .forcign birth, and theso of an excoptionslly clonr-headed end vir- tuous ort, And yot, with all theso promising matorlals, tho Lifth Judicial District has porpo- trated through the ballot-box n flagrant and in- oxcusablo outrage—no less than rejecting with contumoly a Judgo who has deolared the law to ‘Do what it is—rejecting him for the renson that Lio has so declared it. It Is not nocossary, in or- dor to charnctorize this provceding, to rocount that Judge Lawronoo is tho foromost jurlst of the Btate and ono of tho foromoat in tho nation ; that In the docision for which ho has'boen oust- ed all tho mombors eof tho Hupromo Court codourrad with bim; that oust- ing Judge Iawrenco will not mako the law difforout from what 4 is; and that pusting all tho othor Judgos will not mako it differont., Thoso things soarcely nggravate tho offonge, Rojooting & Judgo bocause ho ia honost, couragoous, and uncompromising as to tho clalms of truth is a practico which noeds only to Lo gonorally adopted in the United Bintes in order to plungo tho poople into the boiling wator of anarchy, to osonpo thence to the moro tolora- blo climato of dospotism, as Franco s dono throo or four times within two gonorations. The causcs which conlributod to Judge Lnw- ronco's: dofont woro thrdo or feur-fold, but sl hod their orlgin nnd atarting-polnt in tho Alton Tallway deolsion, . 1. Tho firat causo was that compound of igno- ranco and fraud_ falsoly donominated * Farmors' Couvention." It ia a8 woll sottlod na anything can bo that the Princoton Convontion, at which Mr. Cralg was nominatod, was not o farmors’ convention in the senso of boing roprosontative ©f tho farmors of tho District, It wan a hnatily- nesombled conclavo of farmors, loafors, ond rail- rond omployes, in which tho two firat-namod clasacs propondorated in numbors a8 much 08 .tho Inat proponderated in sngnclty, It was pro- sidod over by o railrond omployo, and it nomi~ nated o roffrond . attornoy ns its candidato for Judgo of tho ‘Supromo Court. It was spoodily ropudiated by tho Formors' Assooiation of La Ballo, tho lnrgest county in tho distriot, and by tho officors of tho Farmors' Assoclation of Knox, and by tho Secrotary of tho Stato Farmors' Asso- olation, Novortholoss, it was horalded abrond as tho Farmors' Convention, and Mr, Oraig wont into tho contest with tho prestigo ot tho * Farmors' candidato " in an agricultural district; sud mul- titudos of farmers, with only the most hgzy no- tion of what wero tho roal facts in,tho caso, gavo thoir votes for tho toket so labeled. II. Tho Chicago, Durlington & Quinocy Rail- road Company, tho corporation ngainst which tho Princoton Convention waa ostenaibly assom- blod, supported Cralg, justifying thomsclves upon this ground,—that horo is n movoment avowedly designed to mako and unmake Judges, nccording a8 thoy will decido this wayor that way, o movemont to turn lnwand the adminie- tration of law upside down, a movemont spocially intendod to injure us, Wo did not inaugurate this gamo, but wa,can play at it.- Bolf-proserva- tion ia tho first law of naturo. If wo'nrenot to havo Judgos olected to docide tho law to bo what it i if tho Supromo Courtis toboa put- up job; if woere to havo hirod mon on the Boneh, wo will have our own hired man there rathor than anothor. Mixed with this spocles of golt-justification was probably a strong undor- current of ill-foeling against Judgoe Lawrenoo, for 'and on nccount of tho Alton Railway doclslon, which, a3 wo have horotofors shown, wadg veally inimical to railway protonsions ond “in favor of tho peoplo. That this Ratlrond Company did support Oraig in tho rocont olection, wo have not tho slightest doubt. Tho ronsoning by which thoy justified themsolveswas spocious, short-sighted, and im- moral. They should havo said rather, Wo will slnk or ewim, livo or dio, survive or perish, with tho'intelligont, fair-minded, law-abiding portion of tho community. Thoroe, and not clsewhoro, i our snfoty. ThatMr. Oraigis under pledgos to tho Chicago, Burlington & Quinoy Railroad, wo do not affirm. But thot ho {6 under strongor obli- gations to them than to any supposed Farmors' Convontion is apparent to overy discorning mind, If any porson supposos that the railroads aro likely to got moro unpalatablo deolsions from Oraig than from Lawronco, ho i grandly mis- taken. Tho probabilities aro largely tho othor way. I, Enox County has been torn for years with asort of Modoo war on the county-scat quostion. Judge Lawrencoresides at Galesburg, and Mr. Craig ot Eunoxvitlo—the two towns so long disputing possossion of the county Court~ House. Accordingly, Galesburg gives 1,600 ma~ Jority for Lawrence, and Knoxville gives 500 majority for Cralg, while tho towna affiliated with Knoxville furnish 88 many more,—most of theso votes boing given without tho slightest reforenca to the legal qualifications, attainments, lenrning, dignity, or character of the candidates voted for. Apart from this county-scat issue Enox County would have given noarly its entire vote for Judge Lawrence, and would have olected him. 1V. Thofourth influonce working ngainst Judge Lawrence consisted of two nowspapors published in Obicago, ono of whiol roprosonts malice, and tho othor mediocrity, The formor had takon offense at a decision of tho Bupremo Court ina libel suit in which it was defendant, and whero THE CHICAGO DAILY mmtfi\m TFRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1874. soquoncos, Thoy hinvo o right to soo tho Donoh domoralizod, and justioo mado a gamo of grab, Thoy bavo n right to soo decisions sold to tho Dhighest bidder. Thoy have a ¥ight to bo fooled and trlokod by nstute rnid powerfal corporetions. Thoy Linvo o xight to tesch bloody inatruction, and to geo it roturn to plaguo tho invontor. Thoto ara & gront many.rightn in & republic which aro not wrltton down In tho Conetitution. OUR COUNTRY FRIENDS. Tho dsy of Jubileo hos come, and with it our Country Conslu and his wifo, ruddy and radiant, litho of stop, honost of purposo, aud eroot of form, Thoro is nobody whom: we nll sco 80 gladly, whoso freshness wo €0 uniformly onvy, whoso fdreo wo rospoct 80 much, and upon whom wo go gonorally dopond. It is o who sonds us onr food, buys our goods, reads our noWspapors, oloots our Prosidonts, and makes our lawa. Bo wa give him hoarty welcomo. It anybody supposcs that onr Country Cous- ins havo turned out in such forco ns they pro- sontad yostorday, snd will prosont to-day, on our atroots, morely for tho purposs of hearing tha Star-Spangled Bannor and the Anvil Ohorus, in the Michigan Bouthern Dopot, ho 18 vory much mistaken, Our country friond can sco na far into & millstono as tho next ono, and Lo Las un- doratood all along that tho Jublloo was playing the part tho big drum plays in tho travoling show, that it hns moroly beon tho means of an- nouncing to the outsido world that Robuilt Ohi~ eago s now n propor trim to rocoivo it frionds. o has known all along that thero was no pro- tonsion to groat musleal gymunstics, and that, if thoro had beon such protonsion, it could not have boon roalized in tho briof time set apart for proparation, Tho Jubiloo, thongh fully up to tho mensuro of any rongonablo ox~ poctation, i the occasion of drawing au oudi- onco which hns como to aco tho most wonderful growth of modern times, Itis o littlo proma- ture, perhaps, and & would havo boon botter to dostpono tho gathoring tll tho sutumn Exposi- tion, whon another summor sonson's application will have finishod up and rounded off tho onor- mous work which has beon dono within oighteon months and with only ono building sonson. But this was tho timo fixed for tho oponing of one of tho largost railrond dopots in tho coun, try, ond tho most ologant and spaolous hotel in tho world,—the Grand Pacific. Tho dedication of tho Pacific Hotel is woll worth tho attontion that has boon drawn to it Itis anough to ropay the visitof the crowds that have gathored at half-faro ratos, and ag our Country Cousin looks it ovor, whilo Gilmoro's band is play- ing acrosa tho atreot, ho may confidontly assure ‘himself that Lo is inepecting the moat gorgoous hostolry undor tho sun. Having dono this, ho will start out in soarch of tho placo whero the firo was, and find himsolf as perplexed as tho Irlshman, on his fireb visit to London, who couldn't soo tho tovn for the houses. To properly appreciato tho. difficutly e hasin discovoring tho burnt-district, ho must romombor that tho fl xo covored an aren of about 9,500 negos of donsoly-sottlad torritory. During tho ehort soason of oightosn months, tho work he finds comploted ropresonts, not only tho building of the houses which’ ho straing Lis oyo to monsuro, but the dlesring away of the debris: of tho old city. This work has beon deno, not by now-comers, but by the mon whoso fortunes wero Bwopt away and whoso lifo-work was Iaid low whon the firo camo. Tho marvel of onorgy which las produced it s mearcoly groator then tho marvel of -physical forco that has beon exponded in gath- cring togathior and putting'in sbapo the' wood, and brick, and mortar, and stono, and iron, and marble that make up Now Chicago. Bohind both theso marvels is tho gront support of our Couutry Cousing who .are visiting us to.dsy ‘who demanded nn immediate resmrreotion, and promisad to give it more vitality than thoy in- fused into tho old life, Thoy havo kept their promise, and thoy may look upon Chicago as ‘mainly their own production. Xt is not impossiblo that our country frionds now in Olicago fondly imagine that they have ‘brought with them the busy rush and turmoil which thoy 6co overywhero about thom in our crowdod streots. This is o mistake. It is prob- ably a largo estimato to eay that thore ave 25,000 moro strangers than usual in Chicago of this time. Thoro aro always onough of them to koop tho hotels full. Such a numbor, in a city of the opinion hod beon written by Judge Law- renco, ‘ThoIattorhad boon fined by thoSupreme Conrt for imbocility. The Chicago Times fur- nished tho idoas, by which tho Craig fght was kopt going, and tho OChicago’ Jowr nal fumishod the lsck of idons—both being equally important. DBoth theso pa- pors lied with tonacity and lavishness throughout the campoign—thoe Times ably and the Journal stupidly, but both with effect. Another Ohicago newspapor, which claims to bo the farmors' friend par excellenco, took o noutral position, lest it should scom to be in- depondent in something,—~it boing tho standing boast of ‘this newspaper that it is ¢ Independ- ont in nothing.” Wo do not know how far the tempor of thed Bupreme Court may bo affectod by tho defeat of Judge Lawrenco, but we can vory easily translate the lnnguage addressed to thom in the vacont oloction. It impllea that unloss the Judges -aro smart onough and bnso enough to spy out popular sontiment in advance and pandor to iti—wiless thoy aro willing to declare the law to bo what it is nof, in obo- dienco to s tomporary prejudico bogotton by low prices and hard tlmes upon the body of igno- rance,—thoy are to basupersedod in their turnby thoso who will. That if, in o moloo of this kind, thoy offend o powerful corporation by holding tho acalos of juatico evon®anded, then ite influ- onco will bo turned against thom also. That if thoy offend & nowspaper they aroto bo lam- pooned and dragooned to the ond of tho chiap- tor. And gonerally, that if thoy perform impar- tially tho high dutios belonging to their position, thoy aro to bo driven from tho Bonch with ignominy, This I8 tho lapguage addrossod to thom by ono of tho most intelligont conutit- ucncios in the Btato, or in tho United Btatos. Vory likoly it will have no offect upon them ox- copt to stir their indignation. Wo beliove that overy one of them would rathor go to tho poor- house than prove false to the oath thioy took when thoey assumed .thelr ofMces. Thoro is not ono of $hem who would not kick out of doors betweon 800,000 and 400,000 inhabitants, acous- tomod to crowded thoroughfares and a rushing community, would make but o small improssion on tho gonoral aspect of tho city. Thoro may bo ono or two more hanging on to tho back stop of overy horao-car, o littlo moro clbowing on tho sidewalks, busior clorks in the dry-goods storos, and an oxtra, effort on the part of Chica- go people to koep thoir places in tho stroots; but our Country Cousin may faly upon it that Chica~ go is always protty much es ho finds it to-day,— tho samo turmoil of people, attire, and nolsos; _courtosios and discourtesios, workers and loaf- ors, magazines, ropositorics and hostelrlos, mag~ nificent stores and hetorogenoous junk-shops, marble monuments, and dirty stroots,—aud that ho can partako of it in welcomo at his good pleasuro. THE FARMERS' MOVEMENT FDI-'( AN INDE- PENDENT PARTY. Dwiant, Livingaton Co,, Tit, Juno 4,187, To the Jiditor of The Chicago Tribune: $im: From tho many lottors T Lave recofvod from our county, indoraing our action of May a1, I fucloso you for publication & lotter from 8, Al Bumith, Secro- tary of tho Stato Tarmers' Asaoclution, sud also s lot~ ter from A. P, Wright, of Odell, who offors himsclf a5 candldato for Gounty Judgo upon our platform, T om $n Tocolpt of numerous inquiriea for coploa of tho platform, nud will goon bo ablo to supply them upon application to mio by lotter. 8, T, K, Puntz, Boc'y Farmors’ Assoclation, Liviogeton Co Ovrioz Bro’y Iut, BTATE FARMTRS' ARSOGTATION, Kewarer, 1ll, Juno 3, 167, 8. K. Prime, Dwight, Iil.: . My DzAn Bii's [ Livo seci tho roport of your micet~ ing, You urealiright, We want tho sumo action overywhere, nud wo shail win, - Yours truly, 8, M, Barir, OpriLt, L, Juno 3, 1673, S. 7. K, Prime, Fag., Seeretary of Farmers' Associa- tion of Livingston fllmtly : Dean Bin : I havo Juat recefved and read the ad- arose, declaration, aud platform adopted by tho Farme ors' Ansociation at Pontiac, on tho 3lut ult, Tho platform I ono towhich every candid-mindod man can mosk Leaelly uskcut, " Clear, couslao, yob comprelionsivo, ¢ ‘aa tho ing of true briuciple; ind will rally to its MIR port the best men of the country, Now that the inftiatory stop hss boen taken by thoase whoso right it wos 1o {akolt, {t only rowning for all Who ro- truly n_aympatliy " to mako an uctive, enpr- otlo movemont forward, and tho timo ia not far dis- faut whion ita power will b falt, not ouly through our own county, but also through the laud, Tudorlug thoontiro platform, 1 plodgo it my most hearty support, Yours, &o, any sultor who should scok o private consulta- tion with thom on &ny.caso peudiug in Court. ‘Wo cannot supposo, thoroforo, that thoy will al- low any impropor familiaritica to the majority that thoy would not accord to an individual, Novertholoss, all that can be done to undormine and unesttlo the administration of justico has ‘beon dono in the defeat of Judge Lawrenco, “ Had not the people a right to vote for Mr. Orafy'?” somobody will ask. Cortainly thoy bnd, and thoy havo & right to tako tho oon- A, P, Watons, . _— Ohicago Musical Colloge, Tho summer term of ivo wooka will commonco on Mondsg, Juno2J, Papils deslring to attend should apply early, Mr, Zlogfeld and & full corps of tenchiers wlll remoin through tho surmmor term, and will ro« ceive n limitod numbor of puplis, Ooflege Duilding, No. 403 Wabusi uvonuo, 4 —_— Go nnd Seo That Trunk. Amongst tho many travollug-cquipments at tho Groat Contrat Trunk 1fouso, may bo soon tho * Seu- eation” Trunk, Nothing like it intho city, No, 204 Hlato atroot, bolweon Adaws aud Javkson, TERRIBLE ACCIDENT. Frightfal Casualty at tho, l!llul\lgn.n Southern Depot, Two Painters Fall n Distance of 80 Teot---Ono of Thom Almost * Instontly Xilled. I Allilf.past 11 o'olock yostorday morning, durlng & rohicarsal in tho Jublloo builting, tho members of tho chorus, tho orchostra, and o'small sudienoo woro hors riflodl by tho ocourronce ‘of an ncoldant by which two mon wero precipitatod from thoapox of the buildiug to tho floor, o diataneo of oighty foot, Tho victima of tho necldont woro tywo patntors, In the omploy. of Hloath Tho lattor was slmost instantly killed, but tho injurics of thio formor, though sovore, nro not niocossarily, fatal, Tho firet indleation of tho fatallty wns o loud roport, lko fhot of . o guu-shot, from . tha north ond of tho bullding. Tho startlod spoctatora hind hardly turned tholr oyea in tho direction from whonea tho report procceded when s man {vaa soon whirling rapidly doinward from tho apox of thoToof, at tho oxtromo north end of tho bullding, snd then to strito tho floor with o violoheo that Jorrod tho flaor, o hind acarccly touchod tho planks whon anothor men followod him, Onoof tho apcctators mado tho grim romark that it mcomod 0s if n parly of poreons who -hnd resolved to commit suieldo Wero sssombled on tho roof, Tho horror’ of the peoplo raached ta climax ouly when they had time to izcover that ton poor followa.wero atill Ainging to the iron roda and boams, at tho ssmoclovation from which tho others had fallen. Huppily thoy oll clung until willing hands had rescuod thom, Johneu, T, Carloson, David Dunn, 8, Petorson, O, I, Tlannon, Poter Brady, Josoph Johne, John Diatk, Craven, snd J, Mcdalion, . i Whon tho acaldont ooourred tho man, having iniahed {horest of tho roof, bnd begun to paint {ho apex. ‘Tho platform upon which thoy stood hadl Ial upon o treachorous iron Dboam or, tubo, four hu:&l‘m in ciroumferenco, and whicli was atppos- od to_ havo an ixon rod, parsing through it." Tho beam would, howover, havo susiatucd tho weight placod ‘upon it but for o poorly fllung Joint, Two planks of #80 teafFolding near tho north wall fortunstely caught in somo fron rads, o tho lags of 1ifo would havo boon at loant doubled. ' Tho unfortnnate man who foll first wan not immodiately killed, Ho struck tho g obilquoly on_bis. ticad and right shouldor. Iis namo was John "Gleson, o Bwode, and a rospoct ablo oud 'highly cstabmod yourg ‘man, about 20 yara old, Al s teoth wero knocked out, and head was mashiod flat, Tho writhinga of the dufforing “creaturo wore pitablo to witness, but they lasted but & fow minutes, Tho socond man who foll lightod upon hisfeot, Ilo wasfor a fow momonta rendored ineonsi- blo by tho fall, but soon recovered and nttompled to drag himaolf out of tho way of tlogo above him. Tho bumanity of tho terrificd peoplo quickly relloved bim of this tak, Ho wns removed to tho County Hospital, whero his wifo attends him, Unless ho suffered somo intornal injuries he is Dot hurt faially, 1t left Dl 1a “Brokon in. two laces,mnd tho ccket of tho il leg k tha Kaco 1s adly bruted, Tho Ooronor hald sn inquest on’ tho body ' of poor Oleson ot tho Armory yestorday afternoon, From the ovidenco tho Jury concluded that tho fatality was nocl- dontal, nnd with’ an'lhnlz precaution could not bhavo ‘been avolded by Ho ath & Milligan or their employes, Oleaon was & singlo mian, and a sallor, : picchivion {5 Gl usiall® JOLIET. The Judicinl Electionw-Gorman Pice nic--Resignation of o Hailroad Of« ficinlThoState Privone-Public Mar= JotesCrimes . ‘Spectal Correspondence af The Chicago Tribiine, Jourr, 1iL, Juns 4, 1873, From tho best sourcen of information it appears that McRoberts Lag o 1ittlo over 000 mojority ovor Harria in this (tho Sovent) Circuit, Tho Judgo olecttook tho Donch the doy atlor elgelion, in this clty, to Lold tho regular Junc torm ; Yt owing to tho busy séason With tho farmors, all jury casca wero postponod until October. . Tho “‘Turaveretn Vorwaorts,” of Chicago, §00strong, aroto Join the Shorpshootors of thia clty, on Sundsy next, ina plento, Tho Ohicago Soclety will boaccom- ‘panted by tho Grand Union Band, Extcnsivo proparne tons aro belng mado here for thelr entertatnment, alvin Knowlton, Buperintondont of tho Joliot Divle slon of tho Michigun Contral allzoad, has Teeignod, as +rumor haa it, to nceopt tho Prosideucy of oncuf our clty bonks. o I8 succeeded by n Blr, Wheolor, of Michigen, vho will cnter npon his dutios in n few days, Tho not Board of Penitentiory Commlasionors Ling boen du rossion to-day, considoring tho relation of ceriain contrantors o tho Btate, ani tho advieability of moling certoln chongea in tho subordinatcs of {ho inotitutlon, Nothing of {mportanco was dovoloped 08 affocling tho contractors, but corlain - changes woro ngrood upon,~among others, to- appolnt Maj, dlumilton, of Quincy, oa Stoward, Tho prova- fonod of tho ethnll-pox in 'tho Prison,—which, in tha apinfon of tho physician, was caught from the socond~ hond blankols purchasod by tho old matngoment,— Iing creatod somo alarmn, Only ono death hag occurred 80 fur ; and, from what eau bo learned, the_iscuso s now about at its cnd. Tho blankota havo all boon or— dored scoured, Tho greatest necrocy lina bos main- tainod about tho wholo subjoct, and it 18 almost impos- siblo fo get {uformatlon. Tho Oity Councll, thia afternoon, consldored tho ad- vieability of orocting o publio market in this clty, without coming to any cunclusion, Tho subject waa brought fo thelr_attention by o rosolution adopted by tho Contral Farmers' Club ou Tucaday, A boy named Dorlne, 16 sears old, was nrrestod to- dny, and lodged 1n juil, on the cliargo of attempting {0 dutrago tho porsoa o o el of 13 year, on Tucaday —_— 2 THE LAW COURTS, Intoresting Ilabens Corpus Case--The Clty Scavenging Suit--Bunkruptcy Matters-aTho Courts In Geuernl--Now Suits, Etc. Edward McGua, of thiscity, yesterday obtained from Judgo Gary & wrlt of habeas corpus, by which ho hopos to galn posscssion of his son Edward Jamos, tho 60lo fruit of complainant’s union, sinco dissolved, with Caroliuo O, McCua, Mra, McGus, on the 14th of March Inst, left complainant’s house, taking tho son with hier, On rriving homo complainant loarned of bis famil’s heglra, but, belioving thoy had gono to Boston, hio concluded to awalt dovelopments, On the 16th of April Iaat, ho found out that sho and the boy woro living with ono Irs B, Eddy, st No, 666 Fulton strect, in thiscity, Ho learnod further that his wife protends to Lavo obtained o divorco from him, ond been married fo sald Eddy, but complain- ant charges that no divorco was ever obiained, to his knowledgo ; and if any was obtained it was dono fn an illogal manger, and without notico to him, Complain- ant charged that tho datention of his child by Lis wife and Eddy ia illega), a8 is nlso their cobmbitaifon, He states in conclusfon that ho has callod at the houso of Ira B, Eddy to sco his wife and to demand of her his son, but Lis offorts proved unavailing, TIE UNITED BTATES COURTS. 1In tho United States Clreudt Court, Jool. D, Harvoy, Tcelver of tho Seundinavian National Dauk, fles & proocipo $u ossumpsit agatust W, 15, Everta; dunages, £6,0007 onothor agniuat F, P, Hawking, ‘thomas R, Willard, oud V. E, Rusco ; damages, $10,000, John Q. Hoyt files his pruocipo in covenant, in tho United Btates Circult Court, against David 11, Danolds; damages, $1,000. icholus B, Tglchnrt filea two prmeipes In assumpsit in tho United States Olrcuit Court agaiust Asu Vil ; dainnges, $8,000 and §126,000 respectively, ‘Beonjunin W, Thomas, asalgneo in bankruptey of tho eatate of Ebenozor G, \V’olccu, beglns suit {u chancery in the United States Clreuit Court, to galn possession of certain property in tho Stato of Indlana, which is clatmed by defendant, but which, plainliff aliarges, bo- longa uctually to the bankrupt catate, D, E, K, 8towart flles, in the United States, Court, rmelpes in tha following actiona: 1Ioo & Co. v, Hor- Ton & Loonard, formerly a partnership printing corn; sssumpsit, 83,0705 Stewart & Qo,, tho dry goods ‘morchanta of Now York, v. W, A: Cootca; debt, $2,140, aud costs, $38; Henry Ohauweant ot al. v, David J, Colbur ; nssiumpsit, §1)2003 Jobn ¥, Jordan v, Tolman Bros, & Walkor; nssumpait, $13,000; for difTcrenco in ‘acoount salo reiiderad and sales notually unde, THE OITY SOAVENGING CASE, Tho caso of Cuumninglism & Gray v, City of Ohicago and Aloxander Sell wis begun boforo Judgo Williams yesterday, 1t will o romembered that plaintifta fn lia suit suo to liave their appointment aa city scaven- gors, which tho Hosrd of ioalt subdequontly Fescind- ©d, mado good, and .for an injunctlon restraining ‘Albzandor Bell, who was appolutod in thelr place, from procceding with tho work, ‘Tho caso was oponed_by e Kdaws, who sppearod for tho pisutif, ond Mz, Xnickerbockor, Bell's counsel, followod, Tho ease wili ‘o resumod on Baturday, when Mr, Tuloy will make lllll argument for tho city, with which tho caso will elogo, DANRRUPTOY MATTERS, In tio matior of Koch & Horkd, o third general ‘mootiug of tho croditors was ordered'to bo Lield In Ot~ fawa o Eho 7 of July nost "Tho mattor of If, Licbenstoln ot al, camo up for trial yestorday, whon, aftor ovidanco by petitionor, sud {nstructions, dobtore wore found gullty, "A. D, Tingloy, Provisional Aseignce of tho catate of Lowis ltobertson o al., bunkrn&u, flled, yesterdoy, o roport shiowlug a balaikeo of §3,457.64 in hia hands, THE COURTH IN DRIEF, Tvonozer G, Halght and John J, Kolly filo & rwcipo Jn neswmpsit in tho Olrouit Court against Bilomas .. Dobbins, Tt, 5. lough, Wiliam B, Fonso, John 8. Wilcox, CUbauncoy T. Bowon, Goorge J ‘Bowen, Hurry Fox, sud Goorge Youug, formerly co- ‘parinots under {lio namo of Thomss '8, Dobbina & 8. "o votion Is brougut Ly plautitl to recovor datagos for work dono by them fu Aliing, levoling, rading, and bullding oulvorts and eattio-guards on rhn Obicago & Pactfio Hallroad, Tn Judge Porter's Gourt tho following cases wont by default, and judgmont thereln was rendored for plaine ity s 0“‘% v, Weber, $341,64; Goodwillio v, Nolan, $100,02; 1linots Staals Zotiung v, Lioh, $3,739.84 Tow v, Foote, $064.08 ; Barbor v, McGrow, &I01.45, Willlam I, Oartor, Hormann, Benzo, ond Oharles E. Ray wero appoluted at tho Counity Court, yosterday, 10 3nko spoclal asscssmonts 167 to 261, Clty'of Chicago, "Thio will of Timotly MoOarthy” wis_yostorday rovon, snd letters testomountary ‘wero granted to Sobn N. Liyel, undor a bond to baapproved of $4080, “The Grand Jury has boon fmpanelod in tho Orfuiinal Qourt, BIr, 0, W, Blierwood was electod Chairman, aud thoy bogan oxamining ovidenico immedliatoly, [ Aumauds §, ook, owulug propesty i Qook Q;mty, & Millignn, namod Willlam Oolloy and Johd Oloson. .| Thoir names are ¥, ! on conslating of 233¢ noros, part of which comes within tho conlomnntary grasp of fho Bouth Park Commis- slonors, naks in tho Glroult Oourt for & writ of injunc. Alon rodtrniniug anid Commisalonors from Lntortering 1n any way with her Iand, Robort V.- Camplon nud Goozga: Safford, Inta parte o undos b fiem mamo or” Gamplon Haltord 4 Go, filo p prmcipo in_ansumpalt, in the Huporior Court ngainnt Charles 8, Zandors ; damngos, §2,500, ‘Wiliiam Riploy applios in the Buportor’ Court for a it of atachmont uiuat ooty and Joha Fox, who, hio alleges, owa lim $1,120,67, Defondanta livo in tho viliago of Alnopos, Wi, John MeAllialor lioa o prrooipo tn anmimpstt, in tho Qironit Qourt, against tho Maywood Company ;. dam- ngos, $1,600, A tho Ottt Qottrt, Wilson Howe and Johin Brawn filo & prmoipo, in troapass in thio caso, againat tho Olii- cay Northwestorn Company ; dsmngos, §3,600, rali J, Rusnoll files n prmoipe tn assumpatt, in tho Olreuft Court, sgainst Oyrua H, McCormi ama- ze;!dlfl‘mo. . < win L., Brown beging ult fn” tho Circult Court sgninat W, A, Ewing, exoontor of tho oatato of tho Iata G, W. Ewing,and John biller, Goo, H, Eanmachar, Tsh.8, Donig, and Cbarloes M, Rigdon, Tho laat four dofondanta mndo a contract to build .Ewing Thouso on cortaln real estatd bojonging to tho catato of whieh 110 i oxooutor, nnd complainast waa & mub-cons h‘nl:wr‘ and thore fu duo him by the other defondanta 1,207, . Ewing ta duo them about $0,000, and eom- plainant aska for an Injunction restratning ‘bim from paying them that smount until his claim s eatiafied, and for & mochanica'lien upon the premises, © A Groat Clothing Houso. ' Nobody who has waidercd along Olark o Adamis stroots can have falled to admiro the olegant specimen of Gothio' architeoturo situsted at tho ntorsoction of thioo tlioroughfarcs, losa than & aquato from the Paciflo Hotel, and mown ag tho Lakeside Publishing ‘Houto,. Tho main floor of* this building s occupted by the old and widely-known clothing houso of A, D, Titaworth & Co,, which, oatablished in 1850, has flourished for twonty-thrco yoars, outliving tho various financial ponies wlifch bave crumbled so many othor “irme, Notwithatanding ita_scvoro losscs,—for it was twlco burned out,—tho honso Lias contintied its busi« nese 88 1f nothing had happencd, Thoro can 'be no question that thia 15 ono of tho fineat atores, ‘contain. {ng on of the boat stocks fu tho clity, for tho srea of tho storo 45 501100 feot, and 1t is” all occupfed, W, 8. Downa and B, T, 8iaa aro connootod witli thia house, in tlio merchant talloring dopsriment. Tho formot hus boon conncoted with tho ostablishmont for 20 Years, 18 0 young man- of oxcollont tasto and capacity, nd iovar ‘tires 4n his offorta to ploaso o cusiomor, Mr, Blna, tho buyoer, who {s constantly in’ the market, hos boen for' 'many years with tho . wolls importing _houso’ of Macullor, Willisms & Patkor, of - Doston, Iia long ' expérionco in forclgm woolens, and cholcest stylon, gives him gioat auvantagos (1 enlocting (o most ‘stylin_ snd ushlonablo, as woll na tho boat, goods, ~ Mr, Titeworth givos hia ontiro attention to tlio rendy-mado dopart~ ment, His clothing {s furnished by tha woll-known firm of Charles B, Poot & Co,, Nos, 76 and 77 Duano siroot, Now York, who linve {io roputation of manu~ Ia:lu‘rgu somo of tho finest and bust clothing fn tho country. S N S Among tho Styles Wo Offer aroiho following, partioularly in favor just now: ‘Gents’ 8t, Bornard businces suits, Qents' disgonal Nowmarket coats, Genta’ doublo-breasted London sack sults, Genta’ Dorby business sults, Gonts" brondoloth snd full-dreas'suts. Gonta’ whito auck and Morseillea vests, cué both singlo and doublo-bronstod, in al tho latost dtylos. Gents’ summor conts n’whito duck, black alpacas, ‘mohairs, atriped mohairs, disgonal serge, skoloton famncin, whito chaviots, &0, &0, . Toya' and youths' seliool and dress suits of sl gradcs, and an imménso varloly of Ohildren's sults, cspecially adapted for prosont sor- vice, A, J. Nutiting, tho C. 0. D. finoclothior, Nos, 820 and 822 Btato streot. ‘Who Buys a Piano P Wo havo somo now pianos that have been rented from throo to eix months, Also, o fow that have hiad tho outsldo cass injured in moving, - Theso will be cold at tho vory lowest prioss—from 10 $300, A Aplondid opportunity to purchaso o good durablo tnstrimont, asovery piagowill bo warrsated 0. give eatisfaction or monoy refundod. Call and aco thom at our now place of business—tho fineat piano wararooma in the world, Reed’s Tomplo of Musfo, Corner Doarborn and VanBuren stroots, — g Jowolry and Diamonds. . Prrtfea visiting tho Grand Jubileo caunot ugo their svsro timoin Oldcago to nny bettor. advantage snd | greater dolight than by calling at the magnificont jow- clry catablishmont of Mesare, Wondell & Hymen, No, 235 Wabash avenuo, cornor of Jackson street, Thoy ‘will find on oxbibition o magnificent stock of flne jow- clry, dismonds, watches, sliverwaro, and fancy goods, 1 atylo and varioty sccond to none in tho city, This 8 tho nearest jowelry atore to tho grand depot, —_————————— Btrangers and Oitivens aliould not feavo tho city without calling at tho popu- Inr wino houso of Ben), Bruce, Jr., & Co,, No. 119 South Clark strect, whero thoy will find a large assort- mont of Callfarnis, Port, Angelica, snd shierry winioa ; &lso, tho very best hrands of clioico forelgn wines and. other liquors, - Tho abovo gooda ara sclootod oxpross for fumily ond tablo use, Remomber No, 110 Eum{ Clark atrcet, and eall aud atiafy yoursolvos, —_— - Pianos and Organs, ‘Tho cclebrated Mathushok pisucs snd Taylor & Farley oryaus will o sold this weck at manufacturors® rncu to overybody ; 25 per cent ean bo saved by calle ing at the warcrooms of John Molter, No. 120° West Madison streat, whore also can b fonndl thomost com- pleto atock of all kinds of musical morchaudise, books, and sheet music, at wholesale and retail, —_— Found at Last, Tho lghtest and moat comfortablo hat of tho Boason, “Tho Shell Cassimero,” welghing only 93§ ounces, snd a great succoss. Forstyle and comfort it (s unsur- asaed, ond, fhough just introduced, i already n favore to with gentlomon, Call and eo this new iden, at McBaln & Cos, solo agents, No, 144 Weat on. street, and No. 560 Btato streof, et st ki R A Valuable Tract of Land. ‘Whilo tho Jublleo 15 tho present toplo of conversa- tion and contro of ntorest, it would besswell for strang 85 woll a8 rceldonts, to investigate the nd- vertislng columna of Tite Taimoxe. Eapoclal notics 18 suggested of o ndvortlsomont of & valuablo tract of land for salo by thio Hon. 8, 8, Hayos, which will be found under {ts appropriato caption, —_— Many of the Visitors q to our Jubllco will naturally tako tho opportunity to stroll among our morchanis, Thoso wishiug tolook at carringoa will find a vory fino assortmont at ronaon- able priccaat Gorland, Holmea & Co,’s, Nos. 50 and 52 North Oanal street, A visit to their warerooms will ropay tho timo spent, . —_— Tompernnco Convention, *FOND DU LAc, Wir,, June 6,—Tho Stato_Convention of tho Cathollo Total Abatinence Bocloty will meot In Madison on Tuesday noxt, tho 10th, Iffs by far tho ‘moat prosperous and offoctive temporanco organization iu the ‘Btate, . JEWELRY, &o. - JEWEIRY! Fine Watches, Sterling Silver Ware, Silver-Plated Ware, Cryptocylon Ice Pitch- ers, Russia Leather Goods, Fancy Goods, Opera Glagses, Fans, Perfumery, Eto. ONE PRICE TO ALL. COME AND SEE The Handsomest Store, The Largest and Finest Stock, The Lowest Uniform. Prices. N. MATSON & C0., N | STATE AND MONROESIS, |™ . REAL ESTATE. - GREAT ATCTION SALE| " RESIDENGE LOTS Hyde | ‘Wo will sell at Public Auction, on the %round, Fifty-Four (64) Lots, each 50x160 foet, situated on Badi- #gon-av., Adams-st., and Hyde Park- av., botween Fifty-fourth and Fifty- fifth-sts., in the Village of Hydo Park,on BATURDAY, June 7,at1:30 .m. Termg of Sale: 1-10 cash; 1-10 80 days ;11-10 in 80 daysfrand the ‘balange in 1, 2 and 3 years from day. of sale, wiéh annual intorest at 6 por cent. Titlo perfect. FPrinted abstract of title furnished each pur-~ chaser within 30 days after the sale, ‘The sbovo lots are situated in: the vory -centre of the Village of Hyde Park, within two and three blooks of the Hyde Park Depot, and within ono and two blooks of hxe Dummy Depot, on high and dry land, 8 por- tion of whioh s beautifuliy timbered. Hyde Park-av. and Adems-gt, are finely macadamized, and elegant drives, schools, churches, and stores within a few blooks. The proporty is near the Hyde Park Ho~ tel, and the lake shore, and within one and two blocks of the Lake Shore South Park. The sale will be peremptory and bona fide in every respect, as the' aroporty must and wfil boe sold. reat bargains can be expeocted. |« For plats, and further particulars of the sale, apglirlto Clarke, Loyton & Co., 120 LaSalle-st. % . CLARKE, LAYTON & CO. Froo Train, to and from $his Salo, leaving the T, 0, R. R. Depot, foot of Lako-st., at 1:30 p. m., and return- ing at close of Sale, B REAL ESTATE FOR SALE BY (larke, Layton & Co, 120 LaSalle-st. “Wo have now for sale several large tracts of land on the West 8ide,noar oar shops. Several 10-acre blocks near Lawndale, within o short, dis- tance of the railroad and Douglas Park, Wo have several lots also on tho West Side, near Reuben-st., south of Twelfth-st. Great bargains, on the South Side, opposite to the Park and near and fronting the Boulévard. Several picces which bought at the present prices will- make the pur- chaser & rich man in due time. Call and see our maps and go and look at property. TO CAPITALISTSI FOR SAX.E, 40 nores, having a frontage of one-half mile upon HUMBOLDT PARK and BOULE. VARD, on the line of the Chicago & Paoiflo - and the Chicago, Millwaukee & 8t. Paul Rail. ronds. 100 aores in the town of Canileld, 13 miles from the Chicago Court-Eouso, on the C. & N.W.R.RB. 80 noros at tho crossing of the Chicago & Paciflo and tho Ohicago, Milwaukoo & Bt. Paul Railroads, Any of the above property oan bo subdivid. ed and sold at o handsomo profit. AL & L. 8. PITERCE, 178 Dearborn-st. . Isaac R. Hitt & Co., Real_li_l_state. Office, 19 Major Block, COR. MADISON AND LASALLE-STS. Bargains in Property at Wash- ington Helghts, Evanston, and the West Side Parks and Boule- vards, ! BEAUTIFUL HOMES. GEO. SUMMERS, 188 East Madison-st.,, Room 4, is now selling splendid lots in -Nor- wood Park on MONTHLY PAYMENTS, also offers assist~ ancein theerection of dwellings. CHACE & ABELL, 184 Doerborn-st., Honore Block, DEALERS IN REAL ESTATE. Womak ity of ty botwoon tho Oity Lim- 1 wnd BOUTT OISR GE: " Forty Acres SALE., Uandsomost high lsad noar Wash- Foton Yot nu;nommi Good. wtor: basuiifil grovoa; otmamands fino' viow of Atorgan. Park, with ita (tiprovo: Soonia: aolloges, and sokools. Two wdod housos on tha Bitiutiys wil suporior progirty £ subdinido oe ol 28 Elrond fpelties ard gtior buorotamionta ac muliy = ok % g b o & olty ronge Batoicli, Investments. ks and Acres for salo In viclnity of Qentral Park anad Ou8 RW. SEAV 0., on Badidon and Wasilszion- 3 e, 3155 Kbves on Barey Borat Nead, fn Seo. 16, 8, 13, 2 Aoros oor. Division shd Horty-olghth-ate., or Hymag art T St great bnprovanioncs baiby mads i Bt ool i abot fauds v sz ol o vilua oxt joar, . D, WL ROSUIORE. 11 atato and Loans, 1 Lab FOR SALE. Giroht bargatn. 100 fost. on Michigan.av., wosk front, orty- d thsts,, #Y, L e E?x‘u.l?\l et L £ 00 b raor of Madlsou and Dearborn.sls. TO CAPITALISTS. for cash and ronl extate, ono or more sh A B T e o ? iooreasing. TRO IMGHEAL SR WaTeR, Floanelal Agens, 104 Lasiall-ahes huaokouty REAL ESTATE, SECOND EREATSIIE AT ATCTION Of Choics Residericy Lots, Fronting ‘on Humboldt Bouleverd, Logon -1 Bquare, and Milwaukes-av,, . On’ tho grounds, on Tuosday, Juno 10, 1873, Tho lota aro in tho Subdlvision of 9 acros, in the I 3§ of BRX of 29, 40, 18, "Thoy aro finely located, tho ground 1s° high, and tho wholo olty ovrlooked by ono standlng on {ls' surfacc, Humboldt Boulovard la_being fiholy impravedy largo troos havo boon sot out undor tho diroctlon of the Park Oommissloners, - An artosian woll, with a fino flow of wator; liea on ofthor sido of this proporty, Tho facitition for roaching this proporty aro oxcollent; the dopot of the 0. &N, W. R, R, is within 200 rods enst; the M. & Bt. . R, R. runs tothe wostward, and tho Cbloago & Pa. oifio Tallroad enters the city on tho south, Milwaukoo- runs dicoctly throughit, soil is a fine loam, with olay sub-soll, rich and pro- duotivo. Thora Is no nulsanco whatevar in tho nolghbor- hood, making it partioularly attractive for choloo resl. donoo homen. B Tt is safo to prodict that this nelghborhood will develop _raplidly this,summor, and purchasors will doublo tholr ‘investmont in two years, if not ln loss time. ‘Theso lots will provo ono of tho best investmonts over put on the- Obleago markot. Titlo to property perfoot; abatractof title farnished. ‘Torms of salo: Ono-third cash, and balance in ono, two, and throo yoars, from Marok 10, 1870, wilh intercst at8 per cent. A doposit of 350 0n each lot will bo roquired at timo of salo, and balanoo of flrst paymont within 80 days, A spocial froo traln will leavo tho dopot of the 0. & N. ‘W. R, R., cornor of Oanal sad Kinzio-sta,, at10:16 s, me ‘on tho day of sale. A lunoh will be servod on the ground, Plats of tho proporty can bo obtainod st the office of 0. 0. THAYER & CO,, Roal Estate Auctioncers and Rrokers, Offico, 186 East Madlson-st. For Sale. - 54x90 foet on the 8. W, cor. Franklin-st. and Calhoun- Place. This Lot, being so near Madison-st., if improved,would pay_a handsome percentage on the amount invested, WIL D. KERFOOT & 00, 90 East Washington-st, FOR SALE, In Lots, Blocks, and Acres, Bovon hundrod and forty agros, Ling to property adjacont to tho city: " high an acoaniblo Ly throo now railway lines, dri) rom the businoss contra. bolavards, Six mil thor, Sonetufitenge e ersce, o 58 of front on a boulovard ‘veyanoos botwoon tho Unitod States an or: Jhis Broperty promises a ragid and gron: Incroses of valno, and will bo sold at modorato pricos and on onsy , With & good disoount to buyers who pay all oash. S. 8. HAYES, 66 LaSalle-st,; Metropolitan Block. FOR SALE. Double Store on East Lake-st., built upon a valusble leasehold of 20.years; then owner has to pur- chase building; rented for 6 years, paying 16 per cent over and above taxos on price asked. Apply at No. 195 Lake-st., up stairs. PIANOS. STEINWAY Grand, Square, - Square-Grand and Upright PIANOS, s Buporb Assortment of all Stylos. SMITH & NIXO] Gonoral Agonta for tho Northuit Stato and Mon: ta. PAPER HANGINGS. JUBILEE WEEE. PAPER HANGINGS, WINDOW SHADES, LACE CURTAINS, LAM- BREQUINS, ALL KINDS OF MAT- TRESSES, and other -BEDDING, will be ‘sold at as low prices as any house in the city. GIVE US A CALL before purchasing elsewhere. HILGER, JENKINS & FAXON, 107 STATE-ST. STATIONERY, BOOKS, &eo. EMERSON & STOTT, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN STATIONERY, - BOOKS, AND MUSIC. CROQUET. BEST LIST IN THR OITY. 269 WEST MADISON-ST. J. STOT'T, lato with Wostarn Nows Uo. FANCY GOODS. SONTAG & STAUDINGER, 'WIOLESALE AND RETAIL FRENCH PORCELAIN, BOHEMIAN GLASS, VASES, TEA-SETS, DINNER-BETS, FANCY GOODS, 100 STATEST, BETWEEN MADISON AND HONROR FOR SALE, EAGLE WORKS . out Balo of Now and Sooond-hand Olosin; ggfleg—s. hxlxglnul. "“'é‘“a?"";",’:\'n.‘?,‘}" &o e e e B Eranlaont. PROPOSALS. ‘East Matison:st—Niuety-Nine Years Loast, tate oflios of ropossls willbo rocoired at thy rosl ostate ofliog of y ., Toom 18 Major fook, unt! oE S Fingty:nine ye3 i of tho lot fronte ing on lhd&mn-fl..‘ otwgon Btbuets bullding, Berticalars ton at said obioo.